The Oh, So, back it is. back. It is the 27th of May, year of or 24th, it's our Memorial Day Reminisccence, on our honor debt.

I've got Patrick Cave Donald here.

We're going to get to Memorial Day,

how it came about in the way we commemorate

today over Arlington National Cemetery in the Tomb of the Unknown.

But I've got to talk to you about Mexico, because Mexico is a fascination from the after the war.

Remember at Appamatics, the Army Northern Virginia surrenders.

But hey, out west once again, they got their own way, deal with things and they know some of them

are like hey I'm surrendered but major it was general major general Joe Shelby up in

once again Missouri Missouri Missouri, right?

He's like, well let's think about, they go to, I think Galveston,

they have a couple of things in Shreveport down there.

And the boys get together and a lot of them think,

hey, this, you know, maybe we, maybe we continue on and they talk about

Mexico, which is the time the, you know, the French are down to the Spanish, and they take off as a unit unit I think it's 10,000 of them and they go and they

cross the rear grand in a place that we do tremendous coverage for it.

Eagle Pass, Texas.

And they leave the guide on, the last guide on I think of the Confederate Army, the last

battle flag, I think the Confederate Army, the myth is that they leave the last battle flag

there at Eagle Pass in the rear grand right in the middle of the

the rear. Mexico, Steve, is one of the great untold stories in many ways of the

Civil War and it's the Jesse Scouts that play a huge role in this. They're

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